GOOD LUCK!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MHB7qDyudY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MHB7qDyudY
lmao too funny for those who didn't see my post on the series in one of the other threads
As always in a 7 game series – the depth of the pitching staff is critical – the Giants have it in Spades.
The 2010 SF pitching staff had the best ERA in the game at 3.36. 2nd Half staff WHIP 1.18.
SF bullpen is truly extraordinary - gave up 0 runs in Sept. – far superior to TEX pen.
The SF staff just successfully shut down the vaunted Phils lineup – they handle potent lineups very well.
SF won NLCS vs heavily favored Phils w/o the home field advantage they enjoy in this Series.
It’s easier for the NL club to plug in a DH in the AL park than it is for the AL club to hide a guy on defense.
The sight of Vlad Guerrero in RF with a glove should scare any Rangers fan to death.
With as many as 4 games at AT&T the ball will surely find Guerrero (remembering Brooks Conrad).
Brian Wilson was the major league saves leader – Wilson is the better closer here.
Bochy is one of the sharpest matchup managers in the game – Bochy the better mgr. here.
SF made 73 errors during the 2010 regular season – TEX made 105.
Although Cliff Lee is properly favored over anyone anywhere – Lincecum can also shut down any lineup.
The #s 2,3,4 matchups all go to SF – Cain, Sanchez, Baumgarner > Wilson, Lewis, Hunter.
The Rangers lineup is powerful – but there are some underappreciated factors in the lineup comparison.
TEX hit 162 HRs regular season – SF surprisingly hit the exact same number – 162 - 1 per game.
TEX hit 72 Hrs in the 2nd Half – SF hit 8 more – 80 - surprised?
The HRs comparison is even greater since a lot of fly balls knocked down at AT&T that would be HRs in Rangers Park.
And it’s not just HR equivalence – 2nd Half slugging percentages for both clubs were also identical at .411
TEX has been great on road post season – but were still a losing club on the road in 2010 regular season at 39-42.
SF was a winning 2010 regular season road club at 43-38.
Cliff Lee is a huge weapon – but not a secret one at this point - he’s fully priced in this time.
When you beat the NY Yankees – some of the Yankee public premium attaches to you.
As always in a 7 game series – the depth of the pitching staff is critical – the Giants have it in Spades.
The 2010 SF pitching staff had the best ERA in the game at 3.36. 2nd Half staff WHIP 1.18.
SF bullpen is truly extraordinary - gave up 0 runs in Sept. – far superior to TEX pen.
The SF staff just successfully shut down the vaunted Phils lineup – they handle potent lineups very well.
SF won NLCS vs heavily favored Phils w/o the home field advantage they enjoy in this Series.
It’s easier for the NL club to plug in a DH in the AL park than it is for the AL club to hide a guy on defense.
The sight of Vlad Guerrero in RF with a glove should scare any Rangers fan to death.
With as many as 4 games at AT&T the ball will surely find Guerrero (remembering Brooks Conrad).
Brian Wilson was the major league saves leader – Wilson is the better closer here.
Bochy is one of the sharpest matchup managers in the game – Bochy the better mgr. here.
SF made 73 errors during the 2010 regular season – TEX made 105.
Although Cliff Lee is properly favored over anyone anywhere – Lincecum can also shut down any lineup.
The #s 2,3,4 matchups all go to SF – Cain, Sanchez, Baumgarner > Wilson, Lewis, Hunter.
The Rangers lineup is powerful – but there are some underappreciated factors in the lineup comparison.
TEX hit 162 HRs regular season – SF surprisingly hit the exact same number – 162 - 1 per game.
TEX hit 72 Hrs in the 2nd Half – SF hit 8 more – 80 - surprised?
The HRs comparison is even greater since a lot of fly balls knocked down at AT&T that would be HRs in Rangers Park.
And it’s not just HR equivalence – 2nd Half slugging percentages for both clubs were also identical at .411
TEX has been great on road post season – but were still a losing club on the road in 2010 regular season at 39-42.
SF was a winning 2010 regular season road club at 43-38.
Cliff Lee is a huge weapon – but not a secret one at this point - he’s fully priced in this time.
When you beat the NY Yankees – some of the Yankee public premium attaches to you.
Karnac say: "May the fleas of a thousand camels infest your armpits!" Everyone here makes bad predictions but yours takes the MF'n cake! You'll be lucky if every single Rx membr doesn't come post in this thread on how ridiculous you appear to be now. No hitter? COME ON!!!! Please don't try to tell us that the NH was just a joke. Too many 'experts' out there predicting Lee w/ 2,3 or 4 hitter.^<<^
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